Some of the world's extraordinary cars are stored here, and it's now open for public guided tours.
A very pricey sports car in Missouri is now charred after in went up in flames.
A Lamborghini somehow ended up crushed underneath another car in Chicago's West Loop on Friday.
Usually a place to find stock cars racing at high speeds, Royal Purple Raceway in Baytown is now a temporary resting place for vehicles rendered inoperable thanks to Harvey's flooding.
Total eclipses actually happen about every 18-months, but they're only visible in certain parts of the world at certain times. So people who want to see more than one usually have to do some serious travel. They're known as "eclipse chasers" and they include a San Francisco couple, following the sun for more than two decades.
High on a hill above San Francisco's Noe Valley, the eclipse rush has begun -- and one family rented an RV for their trip up to Oregon to watch the rare astronomical event.